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You’ll meet with an oral surgeon to talk about the removal. You can bring a parent or other caregiver with you to go over the procedure. Use this time to:

  • Discuss any health problems you have.
  • List medications you’re taking.
  • Ask questions.
  • Talk about anesthesia, drugs that numb you for the surgery.

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